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Image gallery: Browser wars redux

Firefox 3.5, Google Chrome 3, Internet Explorer 8, Opera 10 and Safari 4 vie for the browser crown
Preston Gralla and Michael DeAgonia   Today’s Top Stories   or  Other Networking and Internet Stories  

Editor's note: This image gallery accompanies our story Browser wars redux: The top 5 contenders duke it out. Click through to that story for the full review.

When it comes to balancing performance, features and extras, Firefox 3.5 for Windows beats all other browsers, particularly because of the vast number of add-ons available for it.

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